Friday, February 9, 1940
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
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VAI.ENT1NE’S J3AY
I'|, |.f>T VKY 14tl>
-and SJlO
will wan I
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The Week in Southern Pines
W liirnian’s (Jiow.
lates make the
Valcnfine {jilt, wil-
conicil l>y f>ery wo-
n»an. And nur supply
is fresh from the
m.ikt rv!
lie in ou^
opinion the fuust box t>f
cliocoIatcs~a \.i-
riety t>f lavonte picccs.
SI.SO to <7.50.
'Yhe VSirhillt oiiistatj*^-
ini» box of cantly at $1 .i
pound. In sizes Irom SOc
to $5.00.
Vitleniiftc llcitrt Itnxes,
filled w ith W hiMvan’s in
comparable chocolates.
Many sizes nt 50c up.
Bkoad Street Pharmacy
R L. Hart, Proprietor
I’hhone 5111
Southern Pines
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Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. T’liliuei
had as tiu-ir house guests f(ir the
past week, L,owoll Weicker ol' N’ew
York City antf Ruy Brewster <if Clii.
: ago, 111.
C. 11. Duifiiii, who has been in
Miu ro County Hospital lor the pasl
ten iliiys A’ith pneumonia, letuineu
lioir.e Uie first part of the week.
ill. untl Mi'.s. IJoiialiJ I'vrkins of
l''air( iiUi. Coiiii. are exjx cleil to ur-
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ii\^' toiioy til be the guests for the
iiC.vt ,veek of Mr. ami Mis. Cain ioii
II. 1‘alnuT 'it their home Tlio for.
lal.
ili.i.i .Iant> Mooro, (iuu«!U -r of Mi\
niul ,Mi.s. Cieiirge C. Mo ire, wiio has
been qiule ill for the past two wri-k;-
with bi'onchiti.s^ is mueh i;iiproveiJ.
Mr. and Mjs. M. C. (,’lnik of Uur-
I’.ani an* visiting their son find daii-
ghl“r, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C'laiK.
Mrs. Tommy Miller will U‘ hoK-,te.is
to the Jimi.ir Willing Workers on
Monday evening, Keliiuary 12lh at
P o'tloel; at the home of Afrs. William
I'ale on May Street.
Mrs. Reid Healy returned Friday
from St. Augustine, Kla.. \\ lj?re shf
sjieiit the past ten days.
Mrs. Harry Gage enteriaiiied a
number of her friends at her home
Thursday afternoon at a dessert
bridge.
Duncan Matthews is in Moon
County Hospital with influenza.
William P. VVillets was a house
guest recently of Mrs. lleid Hcaly at
hei' home, Kirleigh Farms.
Many College students were fn
town visiting their paients over thi’
week-end.
The many friends of A. S. New.
comb will be glad to know his con
dition is much improved and that he
will .soon be able to come home from
the Moore County Hospital.
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on Y,_ ,M|- |,n,j ,m|.< \y
iai I Ilf Canibrii|;4e Springs, I’a..
I{. .M. Hemniingway and Mi.s;
iret Hi-mmi:igway of Auburn,
. ale at the llollywofxl Hotel
-1 extended ."itay.
-Mai|;ai: t K. t'ald.vell had as
lamer gue.;l Sijnday, .Mrs. Flora
I'laith.
•Mrs. Itora Miller had as lier gue.st
i-.‘ .ndieon Monilav, Mi', Fhoa Crav
i-- Ml.
Mi.- Henry l’a,i;e.. ,Ir.. the I'in.
I MUest Ilf .'.Iis.i Mirgareth;!'
•I on Mnr.ii.-iy.
' T I’.itrh a;id Mrs. Lilliiui .Mile..
■ N'U Sunday fi’i' .N'ev Y'irl; city
I .'■iMpiiin,!! tiip are expeeted to
‘ 11 n toda v. ;;
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M”. and .\!r.s, A. \.. A.lams and son! (•
l.oiiis .‘ipeiit .‘^und.'iy with theii i S*
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iii^hter in (ireensboro.
The Adelaide King class of the
r iptisi Church will meet toiiight with
Mrs. I'restnn Stancil at her home on
I.eake Street,
Mrs. H, ,1. Sim,p.<on of Windbear,
Pa., and .1. F. Wireback fif Pitts-
1 iirgh_ P.I., aie at the A'agnolia Lodge
fur a few days stay.
Larry Wilson and John Dashiel of
Baltimore, Md._ are spending a few
lays at the Magnolia.
Mis. M. K. Payne had as her din
ner guests Sunday her daughter,
Mrs. Worth and son, of Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Mahoney have
taken an apartment at the Pinemont.
for the balance of the season.
Recent arrivals at the Highland
Pines Inn include Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph S. Sumer and Robert Smith of
Newark, N. Y.^ John S. 'Tunmore Jr.,
and Mrs. Harry Tunmore of Garden
City, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. G. P. In-
glis and Mrs. K. A. S. Clark of New
Ari’iviiiR almost daily, new numbers in
Slacks for early Si>rins' Wear. Tweeds,
Flannels, Gabardines, moderately priced
from -
a ])air
smnu
Also, now ideas in S))orts Shirts, short and
lonti’ slti've mtnlels, knit and cut-iind-sew-
c(l nuiterials —
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Hunter Eckei t, formerly of South.' York City, Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas
ern Pines, now residing in Wyoniis-1 DuM '.ry and daughter of Londonville.
N, Y., Miss I.,ois Johnson of Fast
Orange. N, J., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. i
Winsatt of Wa.shington, D. C., Mr.
and Mrs. F. R. Frapier of Boston,
Mass., Mrs. W. R. Bonthorn of
Princeton. N. J., Miss Maty C. Dav.
is, Rov. Powell Davis and M.iss
B. M. Ea‘:tmond all of Summit, N.
,T.. K I’vard C. Bariy of Wilmington,
V’t.. Frederick N. Curley of Philr.
delphia Pa., Rev. F. J. Morrissey of j j.
Nazareth and Patrick Healy. Jr., cf
Raleigh. In
FOR YOl'R I
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Norris Exc]uisite
CANDIES
Cut Flowers
MRS GIFFORD’S
SHOP
Theatre Huilding
Southern Pines
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A full sized. (I cubic feet, I:
IIOTPOINT p
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A full line of 1940 HOTPOINT models on |
display ii
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Simons Electric Company I
Welcomed
The Moore County Red Cross
Production Committee now has some
twenty-five workers busily engaged
in knitting warm sweaters, and
socks. These, together with a num.
ber of warm woolen dresses in sizes
for both wiimen and children, are
being shipped to National fleiulqiiar.
ters in Washington as the local
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O’CallaKhan Buildinjj
East Connecticut Avenue
sing. Pa., i.s seriously ill with pleur.
isy.
The Junior Willing Workers of
the Baptist Church met at the
church Monday night, the last of a
series of vanishing teas, and was re.
ported as being very successful.
Joseph E. Egan of New York City,
vice president of the Western Union,
spent last Friday night at the High
land Pines Inn.
Harry Adalms, formerly of Man
ley was a week-end guest in Smith,
ern Pines. Harry joined the nnuy be
fore Christmas and is located tem.i r» J i’l ft i • ill
I'lPn I l-i n<TQiri I*
jKirarily at Camp Moultrie, Charle.s-1 ^ > i ^ I
ton, S. C.. awaiting orders to go tc | Gettin/r Off War Quota H
Honolulu. - !i
The finance committee of the Bap-1 Anything- in Way of Clothlnff.|i|
list Church met with Henry Dorn I Sweaters. Etc., Will lie i|
Tue.sday night to di.scuss the church
builget for the cc<n',ing y<»ai.
Mr anti Mrs. Arthur McCashion
of Westport, Conn.^ have arrived in
Southern Pines and are occupying
the Harley House on Ma.ssachu.setts
avenue in Weymouth Heights, for
the balance of the season.
Recent arrivals in Southern Pines
nre Mrs, P’. P. Starr and daughter
Ruth, of St. Jonh, New Brunswick,
Canada. They will spend the re- Chapter's contribution towards re
mainder of the sea.son in their home lipving the suffeilng of refugees in
(■n Highland Road.
Mrs. Be.ssio Chandler Clark en
tertained at her home on New Hamp.
shire avenue at a vanishing tea Fri
day night for Mrs. Nellie Mann, Mrs.
Bessie Blue, Mi's. Cora Lewis and
Misa F.leanor Valentine.
C. T. Patch and Mrs. Lillian Miles
left .Sunday night for New Yory City
where they will buy spring mercBan.
di.se.
Dr. ’R. L. Hart who has been con
fined to his home for a few days
with influenza is back at his post
at the Broad Street Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mr.s. M. David McCallum
had as their dinner guests Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McLeod and sons
Neill. Dickie and Billy.
Richard Tarlton made a business
trip to Camden, S. C., W'cclnesday
in the interests of Rcinecke-Dille.
hay. Inc. ,who are the contractors
of a building being erected there.
Mr. and Mrs. M. David M'’C!illimi
and son David called on Mrs. Mc-
Calhim’s parents, Mr. .ind Mm John
A. McLeod, Carthage Route 3, Sun.
(lay.
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GIVE
GHOGOLATES
EVERY
WOMAN
wants the finest in
candy — and it is
hei-e in our display
of WHITMAN’S
Chocolates, fresh,
direct from the
makers- The fa
mous Sampler,
$1.50, others — in
cluding- Heart-
Boxes — at —
2<>c
to
$7.30
SANDHILL DRUG CO.
Telephone
West Hroad Street
the various Kiiropean nations now at'I?
war. The shipments as they are sent ■ ••
to the various countries from Wash. '
ington incliide heavy swe.-itcrs and j [-
cire.sses. socks, mufflers, layettes, as
well as surgical dressings and hospi
tal bed shirts. F.aeh Chapter has been
asked to contribute a number of
warm garments and the fine re
sponse of this group of volunteer
knitters will make it possible for the
local chapter to send its quota. A
most welcome gift of c>ne hundred
pounds of wool from Mrs. Chatfield
has also been of great help. Anyone
interested in helping with this work
is asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Alice Burt Hunt. Southern Pines, or
to come to the weekly meetings of
the group from ten to twelve on Fri.
day at the Southern Pinen Civic
Club.
r.OKK( II T\LKS TO OIL MKN
IIKKK ON ST\TK 150\l) TANKS
TUST CALL 6101
ro»" ct YOIIR Washday Worries
Yi>Uii HEALTH IS IMPOfvTANT
Lot u.s keep your clothes sterile
Laundered Clothes Guard Flealth
SOUTHERN PINES LAUNDRY CO.
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fCnvfiiiiirrI from p'ipf nur)
deficit arises.” Goerch said, "is like
a man having a rich aunt who said,
Clifton John.son is confined to his; “John, you've got to mnUe $.").000 a
home with influenza, ^ ^ ear in order to support yourself and
Joe Thomas ' salesman at the^ your family. T want you to do your
Pinehuist Garage W'as operated on at best to earn that ,?ri,nOO, but if you
the Moore County Hospital, for ap.jean only earn .$4,000, come back and
pendicitis, Tuesday night. | I’ll give you a check for the differ.
Father T. A. Williams motored tojence.” The editor said that if the
Wilmington last Saturday to be man had no rich aunt to depend up.
ready to pre.side at the annual meet- j on, he probably would make a gloat
ing of the colored Scout Troop which
Anythinjr in any Improvement, Addition,
or Repair can be Financed.
No M'jrtgra.ire required, no specifications,
or nc) Inspection Fees. All you ptiy is five
per cent on the amount of your Loan, and
you have from one to three years to pay
it back in monthly installments.
SEE rS AROl T ANY REQl IREMEN
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•was held at St. Thomas Catholic
Church.
Mrs. Frank Welch returned Thurs
day from a business trip to New
York City.
Mrs. C. E. Parker, of West Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. Albert W. Preston
cr effort to earn the needed $5,000
or, if unable to earn it. he would
prune his expense down to the level
of his income.
“If we are not carfful. we may
.see the day when the highway fund
will be .serving as a rich aunt to
the state’s treasury,” Ooerch said.
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Ware^'
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